texts: <mask> was an American writer and poet who wrote lyrics to popular and gospel songs. He moved with his family to Wisconsin in the 19th century. <mask>'s first poems were published when he was 14. The lyrics to Silver Threads Among the Gold were written by <mask> and were set to music by Hart Pease Danks. One of the first items to be recorded mechanically was this song. Even though the author was from Wisconsin, "The Ride of Paul Venarez" is still considered to be a cowboy poem. It has been turned into a song and has a colorful history.<mask> was a prolific writer. The majority of his books were about gardening. He wrote a lot of poems and stories. He worked for 14 years at the Ladies' Home Journal. He wrote for several magazines after leaving that magazine. He had articles in both Lippincott's and Outing. <mask>'s fiction was published by a number of publishers.He was a member of several clubs. He was the organist at the church for more than 20 years. He died in Green Bay and was buried in Bovina Cemetery. In 1970, <mask> E<mask> was inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame. There is a partial bibliography of works by <mask> E<mask>. There are flowers in the winter. Chicago, E. H. Libby.The year 1884. The garden has flowers. Boston, Bradley fertilizer Co was reprinted in 1896. There was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a A woman's story about her brother and lover. A book of poems. New York.B. Alden. The Grandmother's Garden was created in 1886. A book of poems. Chicago: A. C. McClurg & Co. There is a guide to the treatment of flowers in the house and garden. Rochester was born in 1890. There are later editions published by Orange Judd Publishing Company.There is a 1903 edition of the Library of Congress. 1894. There is a practical guide to florculture. New York, F. M. Lupton. 1896. Our flowers are in the winter. Philadelphia?1898. How to grow flowers. The Penn Pub is in Philadelphia. Co. 1899. The American Pure Food Cook Book and Household Economist was co-authored by David Chidlow. Chicago is a city. The company is called M. Hill Company.1900. India: The Story of a Famine is the story of a boy's influence. They had Helen Frances Huntington with them. Not in the catalog of the Library of Congress. It is available from antiquarian book sellers. 1907. There are twenty-seven illustrations and decorations in Four Seasons in the Garden.Philadelphia, London and J. The company is called B. Lippincott Company. 1909. The Home Garden is a book for the use of the amateur gardener. Philadelphia and London. The company is called B. Lippincott Company. 1910.There is gardening in the indoors. Philadelphia and London. The company is called B. Lippincott Company. 1910. Rosemary and pansies. A book of poems. Philadelphia and London.The company is called B. Lippincott Company. 1912. A book for gardeners and home-makers. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott. In 1915. A-B-C of gardening.New York, London, andHarper & Brothers. 1916. A-B-C of vegetable gardening. New York:Harper & Brothers. 1916. The making of a home. There are illustrations from photographs of actual homes and gardens.Philadelphia, G. W. Jacobs & Company. The year 1918. The Home Garden is a book for the use of the amateur gardener. Philadelphia and London. The company is called B. Lippincott Company. There were nonfiction articles and pamphlets in 1892. "Arranging flowers" was published by the Pub.J. F. Ingalls is the author. The year 1892. "Plant Lice and Fumigation". The Scientific American was published in 1892. The year 1889. "All About flowers", "Talks About flowers", and "Floral department" are regular columns in the Ladies Home Journal. 1901."Our Village Improvement Society". Lippincott's, Vol. 67, April. In 1901, pp. 480–4. It was 1904. There are back-yard gardens and window-boxes.Lippincott's, Vol. 69, Mar. In 1901, pp. 362–7. 1903. "Rural Village Improvement Societies". Lippincott's, Vol.71, Mar. In 1903, pp. 381–. 1909. "Begonia." American homes 6, Jun.In 1909, pp. The score is 226–7. There were stories and poems. There is a poem called "Down in theMeadows". There is a book called TheGalaxy, Vol. 15, No. 6, June 1873.The poem is on the Cornell University website. The year 1873. "A Year and a Day" is a poem. There is a book called TheGalaxy, Vol. 15, No. On September 6, 1873, pp. 32.3–4The poem is on the Cornell University website. The year 1875. "Blind" is in Girls of Today, Volume I. 1. December 4, 1875 The year 1876. "Miss Professor Jones" is in the first volume of Girls of Today.7. January 15, 1876. The year 1876. "The Romance of a Rose" is in the first volume of Girls of Today. There are 8. January 22, 1876. The year 1876.The price of a woman's soul is in Girls of Today. There are 9. January 29, 1876. The year 1876. "How Bob Got Even" is in the first volume of Girls of Today. 10. February 5, 1876.The year 1876. In Girls of Today, Volume 1, No. "long ago" 21. April 22, 1876. The year 1876. "My affinity" is in Girls of Today, Volume 1. It was 23.May 6, 1876. There was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a time when there was a The poem "The Ride of Paul Venarez" was published in Youth's Companion. There is a long and colorful history related to this poem. The year 1884. "Baby" is a poem in Popular Monthly Magazine. The year 1886.The book is titled "John Fielding and His Enemy". The year 1886. Frank Leslie wrote "The Woman He loved" in his magazine. 1889. "One of Bobby's Troubles" is a poem. 6, No. September 10, 1889.1889. "Carol for Christmas" is in the Ladies' Home Journal. 7, No. December 1, 1889. 1890. "The Vision" is a poem in the Ladies' Home Journal. 7, No.February 3, 1890. 1890. "There's no time like the present" is a poem. 7, No. March 4, 1890. The year 1892. "One of a Thousand: A Serial Story" is in New England Magazine.The story can be found at the Cornell University website. 1893–94 Contributions were made to the Family Magazine. 30. November 1893- October 1894. 1895. "A-wheel" is a poem.The Critic was published in 1895. 1901. "Old Garden" is a poem. The current literature is Vol 30. In June 1901, p. 720. 1901. "Happy Isles" is a poem.Lippincott's, Vol68. In 1901, p. 381. 1903. "Sunset Fancy" is a poem. There is a magazine called Cosmopolitan, Vol 35. October 1903, p. 634. 1907."A Trip Up Ashland Way" is in Outer's Book. 14, No. In September 1907, pp. 3. 1039–1048. In 1913. August 16, 1913, Boy's Own Paper, "Tell Somebody". 1917."A Sunset Fancy" was published in the New York Times on July 15, 1917. The date is unknown. I heard a bird singing in the rain last night. The songs were written in 1872. There are silver threads among the gold. H. P. wrote the music. There's a word for it.New York: Charles W. Harris. The year 1884. "Grandmother's Waiting". W. Irving Hartshorne wrote the music. The text for this song is available online. Mother Rests Beneath the Daisies. The music was written by A. S. Dewitt.W. A. Evans and Brothers have sheet music. The year 1865. "My Beau that Went to Canada" is a song. There are two people in Chicago: Root and Cady. The text for this patriotic song can be found online. 1890. "Rosa Lee".H. C. Verner wrote the music. Chicago: S. Brainard's Sons was published in 1890. It was 1904. "Little Sunbeams". The music was written by Charles H. Gabriel. Excellent Hymns. Chicago, E. O. Excell Pub., 1914, no.149. 1904. Where are the reapers? The music was written by George F. Root. Excellent Hymns. Chicago, E. O. Excell Pub., 1914, no. There are 100.1905. Praise the Lord. Sullivan's music is in Praises. The E. O. Excell Pub is in Chicago. No. There is a new date for this. This is a book on the internet.1905. "All will come right" Hall, J. Lincoln, et al., Eds. have music by C. Austin Miles. Numbers 1, 2, and 3 Combined, Philadelphia: Hall-Mack Co., 1909, no. 116. 1905. "In the Shadow of His Wings".The music was written by C. Austin Miles. Numbers 1, 2, and 3 Combined, Philadelphia: Hall-Mack Co., 1909, no. 123. 1909. "Crown him King of Kings". The music was written by DeLoss Smith. The Great Revival Hymns was published in Chicago.178. 1909. "A Sinner Saved by Grace". The music was written by C. Austin Miles. Numbers 1, 2, and 3 Combined, Philadelphia: Hall-Mack Co., 1909, no. 90. 1910.How will you love him? The music was written by B. D. Ackley. The Great Revival Hymns was published in Chicago. It was 32. The date is unknown. "Mighty to Deliver" is from Eternal Praise. Hope Publishing Co. was founded in Chicago in 1917.The date is unknown. "I am redeemed" is a song in Eternal Praise. Hope Publishing Co. was founded in Chicago in 1917. The date is unknown. "Reapers for the Harvest" is part of Eternal Praise. Hope Publishing Co. was founded in Chicago in 1917. The date is unknown."A Thousand Years of Prohibition" is part of Eternal Praise. Hope Publishing Co. was founded in Chicago in 1917. The date is unknown. "Go away alone with Jesus" is a song. The James D. Vaughan Music Pub was opened in 1918. The date is unknown. "Come Unto Me and Rest" is a song.The James D. Vaughan Music Pub was opened in 1918. There are at least two other "Come Unto Me" songs, one by Charles P. Jones and the other by <mask>. The date is unknown. "When the Call Comes" is a song. The James D. Vaughan Music Pub was opened in 1918. The date is unknown. " By and By".There are at least two other songs by this name. One was written by Fanny J. Crosby. Black, J. M. There is a chorus of praise. TheEaton and Mains was published in 1898. 40. Alexander is a song by Charles M. Alexander.The Westminster Press was published in Philadelphia in 1908. 11. The date is unknown. "Do some good deed every day". There are links to biographies at the Dictionary of Wisconsin History.

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texts: The controversial yet successful decision was made by <mask>, an American major general and engineer who worked on the Manhattan Project, led construction in Nuremberg after World War II, developed the early American ICBM program, and was the chief engineer in the Vietnam War. <mask><mask>" <mask> was born on May 18, 1916, in Syracuse New York, to Italian immigrants Anthony Noto and Julia Samarra. Anthony and Julia came to the United States through Ellis Island. During World War II, the family changed their name to avoid being recognized for their Italian heritage. Even though <mask> was an excellent student, the family was not able to pay for more education because they had no wealth reserves. "You must have long term goals to keep you from being frustrated by short term failures" was how <mask> wanted to enter the military. After high school, <mask> went to the Army Preparatory School at Fort Totten in hopes of getting an appointment to West Point.<mask> scored the highest mark in the nation on the national merit exam and was admitted to West Point and Annapolis. <mask> entered the academy on July 1, 1936. He graduated in 1940. He met Edith Margaret Lane at Fort Belvoir, Virginia, where he met and married her just prior to World War II. <mask> was sent to Oak Ridge, Tennessee to work on plutonium production for the atomic bomb when America entered World War II. <mask> was appointed executive officer of the Manhattan District and executive secretary to the Military Liaison Committee of the United States Atomic Energy Commission. <mask> wanted to join combat duty before the war ended because he wanted to move up in rank.The 1271st Engineering Battalion was commanded by <mask> during the Third Army's campaign in Europe. He was involved in the liberation of a concentration camp. During the occupation of Nuremberg, <mask> was assigned to rebuild the trial facilities and build apartments for Jewish refugees. The army sent <mask> to M.I.T. after the war ended. He received a master's degree in civil engineering. He went back to the Manhattan District, Army Engineers atomic-energy project. I worked for the Pentagon until 1949.<mask> was transferred to Paris, France to coordinate with General Eisenhower at the Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe. <mask> was part of the planning and operations division and held the office of the special assistant to the chief of staff. There is a person named Schuyler. He and his family lived in Paris working with NATO. <mask> was assigned as deputy district engineer at the New York Engineer District for the next two years after the <mask>s returned to New York. <mask> attended the army war college in Pennsylvania for nine months. The Sputnik scare led to the transfer of <mask> into the army engineering missile program where he directed the Atlas and Minuteman ICBM Base Construction Program.Colonel <mask>, as deputy commander of the Corps of Engineers, won the Wheeler medal for outstanding contribution to military engineering as director of the Atlas and Minute man construction programs. He earned a master's degree in international affairs from George Washington University after he was assigned to the National War College. <mask> was the director of civil works in the Office of the Chief of engineers at The Pentagon. The UNC/US forces in Korea, U.S. Army Europe and U.S. Army Vietnam all had <mask> as their chief engineer. <mask> was charged with submitting a report on the expansion of the Panama Canal and the possible construction of a sea-level canal. The commission headed by <mask> made a strong recommendation against using nuclear excavation technology when they submitted their report in 1970. He noted that relocating the local population could cause long term damage to the environment from radioactivity.On June 25, 1970, <mask> assumed command of US Army Engineer Command the Republic of Vietnam after being awarded the rank of major general. He received several awards for his service in Vietnam. President Nixon appointed him president of the Mississippi River Commission after the war ended. The great Mississippi flood of 1973, which was one of the century's greatest floods, was directed by <mask>. <mask> was faced with a potential disaster due to the collapse of the Old River Control Structure. <mask> ordered the opening of all 350 panels of the Bonnet Carré Spillway Dam, which diverted a portion of the Mississippi through a trough of low land to the Gulf of Mexico, easing the pressure on levees and the protection of New Orleans. In August 1974 <mask> got the rank of major general after retiring from active duty.After retiring, <mask> joined the Charles T Main Engineering Company in Boston, where he managed engineering projects across the globe. MAIN's water resource studies were <mask>'s initial focus. <mask> believed that water was the future of gold and oil. In 1984 he retired from Charles T Main. In retirement <mask> worked on improving his upstate New York family camp. He continued to work hard as he had during his military service and engineering career living the life he noted in his famous quote "first we make our habits, then our habits make us." On August 16, 2003 <mask> died and was buried in Arlington National Cemetery."Who's Who in Engineering," "Who's Who in America," and "Who's Who in America" were some of the things <mask> was listed in. He fathered five children, four of which are still alive. <mask> was born in 1943. <mask> was born in 1947. <mask> was born in 1950. The year 1952. The United States Army War College alumni include 20th-century American engineers and nuclear weapons scientists.

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texts: The resemblance of his voice with that of Mohammed Rafi led to his rise to prominence in the Hindi film industry. On February 1, 1949, <mask> was born in Mumbai. Ashiq Hussain was an accomplished sitar and harmonium player and an assistant music director. Arshad Warsi is a half-brother of <mask>. They were born to different mothers and their father was the same one. The half-siblings are estranged from each other. The young Anwar was trained by both Ustad Abdul Rehman Khan and Mahendra Kapoor.At various concerts, he started singing Mohammad Rafi songs. The music director of the musical show gave him a chance to sing for the film. The music director who gave the break to Anwar was Kamaal Rajasthani. During the recording of the song "Kasme Hum Apno Jaan Ki" for the film, Mohammed Rafi was so impressed that he described <mask> as the one singer who could take his place after him. The rendition of that song shows promise, but the film flopped at the box office and the songs did not find traction with the audience. The film Janta Hawaldar was made in 1977. The song "Teri Aankhon Ki Chahat" was picturised on a famous actor.The film and song were a hit. For a long time, <mask> was on a roll. He sang duets with a number of singers, including Lata Mangeshkar, Asha Bhosle, Alka Yagnik and Bappi Lahiri. Over the course of thirty years, Anwar sang a variety of songs including filmi songs, classical songs, and contemporary ghazals. The rise of Kumar Sanu after the release of Aashiqui was the reason he moved to the United States, where he gave music lessons and performed live shows to audiences in San Francisco and Los Angeles. An album called "Meri Aashiqui Se Pehle" was broadcast on the RKB show in 2004. The songs in the album were so good that one could sense the magic of Mohammad Rafi and appreciate <mask>'s talent.He admitted to being in the construction business. He was expecting the release of his new album. Arshad Warsi is not in good terms with his half brother. The Mumbai Mirror reported that he was living on a very meager income by singing in a night bar. A 20 November 2010 interview in the Mumbai Mirror gave <mask> a few offers to sing for TV shows. "Humse Ka Bhool Huyi, Jo Yeh Sajaa Hum Ka Mili" is a film song.

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texts: The founder of the Gender Studies Program at Ben Gurion University is <mask>, who was born on April 27, 1947. She is one of the leading theorists of Mizrahi feminism. When <mask> was a toddler, she and her parents moved to Israel. They were housed in an immigrant camp after their immigration. They moved to Jerusalem when she was ten. She obtained her bachelor's, master's and doctorate degrees at the Hebrew University. Her thesis was about intellectuals in politics.She received her PhD in 1992. Her thesis was titled "Self-Organizing System: Wadi Salib and the Black Panther - Implications for Israeli Society." This was the first study to be done on the events of Wadi Salib. The study looked at the mechanisms of discrimination by state institutions. The State of Israel missed an opportunity to accommodate protest as a democratic act. The Israel Democracy Institute, the Yad Ben Zvi Institute, and the Van Leer Institute published parts of the research. The article "Mizrahi Feminism - Between East and West" deals with the growth of the Mizrahi feminist in Israel.The article "You're so pretty, you do not look Moroccan" was translated into several languages and is taught in postcolonial programs in Israel and abroad. A researcher of political thought, feminist theory, the interplay between gender and politics, globalization and postcolonialism is <mask> <mask>. She was a research fellow at the Institute for the Study of Ideology of the Department of Political Science and International Relations at Oxford University. She lectured at the Social and Economics College and founded the Gender Studies Program at Ben Gurion University. She is a member of the National Press Council and the Public Committee for Education in Israel. She is a member of the steering committee of the Yitzhak Rabin Center for Israel Studies. She is a founding member and executive committee member of the Alternative Information Center.The recipient of the Women Creating Change award is <mask> <mask>. The 10th Feminist Conference was disrupted in 1994 in protest of the exclusion of Mizrahi women from the centers of power in the feminist movement by Ashkenazi women, and the refusal to include their issues in the movement. One of the founding members of Ahoti - for Women in Israel and a leading theorist, <mask> <mask>, is considered to be the birth of the Mizrahi feminist movement. ,,,,,,,,,. , 1999. Sex, gender, politics. Ed.There are many people who are related to Dafna Yizraeli. The Hebrew city of Tel Aviv was founded in 1999. ,,,  -. -,  -, 2005. The space, periphery, and gender of women in the South. Ed. Niza Berkowitz, <mask> <mask> <mask>, and NizaYanay.Ben Gurion University was founded in 2005. ,,, 2018. Revolt and Refusal on the Margins of Society was written by women in the wilderness. , , <mask> <mask> <mask>. "Mizrachim In Israel" is one of the works of the Secret Blessing. Who is left in Israel? Ed.Dan Leon. The Sussex Academic Press was published in 2004. 161-168. The Self and the Other in Gender Theories of Justice is the subject of an article. Double Dialogues: Journal Special Issue on Otherness was published. "Breaking Their Silence: Mizrahi Women and the Israeli Feminist Movement" was written by Maeve Tynan and Rebecca Parbo. Sex Roles 51 discusses Female Genital Mutilation and Human Rights.There is fear of Arabness. The Fear Horror and Terror Oxford Press, Inter-Disciplinary Press, and Rodopi Press are all part of the 'At the Interface/Probing the Boundaries' Series. New Topics in Feminist Philosophy of Religion: Contesting Concepts, Practice and Transcendence was published. Ed. Pamela Sue Anderson. Women's Studies International Forum 24 (2001):1-16 was published by Springer Kluwer Press. A Bedouin woman leader in a Changing Middle East is a Palestinian.The people are <mask> <mask>-<mask>, Emilie Le Febvre, and Amal El' Sana-Alh'jooj. H. D. is a writer for Palgrave Macmillan. There is colorism in Israel. The American Behavioral Scientist is a journal. Hebrew University of Jerusalem Faculty of Social Sciences alumni are living people fellows.

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texts: He was a prominent Yiddish poet and playwright, a self-proclaimed folk bard, and a master tailor of the written word. <mask> was a Jew from Bucovina and lived in a number of countries. <mask> was born to a Jewish family in Czernowitz, Austria-Hungary in 1901. His father, <mask>, was a skilled tailor who loved to read. <mask> attended the Kaiserlich-Knigliches III as a teenager. He studied German literature at the Staatsgymnasium in Czernowitz. The backstage atmosphere of the Yiddish theatre was what he exchanged for the traditional education.In the aftermath of World War I, <mask> began publishing his poems and ballads in several new literary journals. After moving to Bucharest, he wrote for the local Yiddish newspapers and gave occasional lectures on Spanish, Romanian, and Gypsy folklore. Warsaw is the spiritual and intellectual center of Ashkenazi Jewry and the most inspiring city in Poland. The most productive years of his career were the 10 years he lived in the capital of the Yiddish cultural world. Shtern afn dakh (Stars on the Roof), <mask>'s first book of poetry, was published in Warsaw in 1929. <mask> was admitted to the P.E.N. by the following year. Israel Rabon and Joseph Papiernikov are members of the club.<mask> took the Warsaw literary world by storm between 1929 and 1938. He gave frequent readings of his poetry at the Writers' Club, was interviewed by all the major Warsaw Yiddish papers, published articles in the prestigious journal (Literary Pages), and issued his own literary journal called Chosen Words filled with his poetry, fiction, and artistic manifestos. <mask> continued to publish his own works, including a series of poems inspired by the Oral Torah, as well as a dramatic rewrite of the story from the Book of Esther. <mask>'s <mask>'s Midrash and Songs of the Megillah are examples of his first attempts to re-write old, familiar material through a modernist lens. <mask> anachronistically places his characters in contemporary Eastern Europe in his commentary on the classic Bible stories. The introduction to the book states, "As I wrote this book, the rogue's cap of the Yiddish Purim play hovered always before my eyes." The idea of using a traditional story to mock the expectations of Jewish religious life in previous centuries was inspired by the Purimshpiel genre.Abraham and Sarah are harshly critiqued, while under-represented characters like Hagar and Ishmael are given a voice. In Songs of the Megillah, <mask> uses a similar tactic to change the meaning of the biblical text. The introduction to the book describes it as a kind of mischief-making on the model of Purim players in every age. Songs of the Megillah is a modern, radical version of the story of Esther set in contemporary Eastern Europe. Fastrigosso, Esther's lover and a member of the Needles and Thread Tailors' Union, is introduced as a new character in the narrative. <mask>'s reputation as the master recloaker of the oldest and newest literary traditions was secured by the three revival texts. From Warsaw to Tel Aviv, <mask> was forced to leave the country due to legal difficulties.He left for Paris in 1938 to escape from his homeland. Paris wasn't safe for long. He was a British citizen for eleven years after fleeing to London in 1940. In 1959 <mask> moved to Israel, where he remained until his death in 1969. <mask> was able to achieve significant success in Israeli literary and theatrical circles, unlike most other exiled Yiddish writers. In 1965, Dov Seltzer directed a production of Songs of the Megillah, breaking the Israeli taboo on Yiddish theatre. Songs of the Megillah set a new record in Israeli theatre with more than 400 performances.Prominent members of Israeli society, including politicians, made highly publicised appearances at the performances. <mask> was mourned as an Israeli national poet after he died. Israil Bercovici adapted a collection of <mask>'s poems into a two-act stage piece. <mask>'s poem "Oyfn veg shteyt a boym" has been set to music and has entered the repertoire of Yiddish song. Many of Grosbard's works were read in "word concerts". The Itzik Manger Prize for outstanding Yiddish writing was established before his death. At a banquet on October 31, 1968, the inaugural prize was given to <mask> himself.The prime minister of Israel, Golda Meir, and the president of Israel, Zalman Shazar, attended the banquet. The prize was awarded annually until 2000. Books are lit. Itzik Manger, Dark Gold, Poems, Yiddish and German, compiled, translated and with an afterword by Efrat Gal-Ed. Jdischer Verlag was published in 2004. There are additional, previously unpublished poems in the second edition. There are recordings from 1966 with transliteration and CD.There are links to 1901 births and 1969 deaths.

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texts: St Giles' Cathedral in Edinburgh had a new minister in the Church of Scotland. The University of Edinburgh was founded by <mask>. During the first year of its history, he may have been its principal promoter and best friend. Andrew Simson, the master of the school of Perth, educated <mask> and Andrew Melville in 1559. He was hired by the Countess of Crawford to tutor her son. He was appointed to teach Hebrew in the New College of St Andrew in 1568. He was given the office of sub-principal of the University of Aberdeen in 1569.He became the minister of Edinburgh in 1572. The Assembly met at Dundee in 1580. He had to flee to England because of his opposition to the Black Acts. He died in London. His funeral was attended by many people. The University of Edinburgh and the High School were both supported by <mask>. <mask> was born at Perth in 1572 and had a humble parentage.Andrew Simson taught him at Perth Grammar School. He became a friend of Andrew Melville in 1559. He was a tutor to the Earl of Crawford. After returning to Scotland in 1507 or 1568, the professors of the university of St. Andrew's were able to teach that language, which was hitherto unknown in Scotland. He was appointed to teach Hebrew in the New College in 1568. He became minister of Old Machar in 1569 after being promoted to Sub-Principal of King's College. He was one of the most trusted people in the reformed clergy in the north of Scotland.In September 1572, Knox felt that nature so decayed that he looked not for a long continuation of his battle. It was sent for him with the idea of having a conference with him. He was called to be the successor to John Knox in 1572 after long reasoning. He was admitted to St Giles' on November 9th after a trial sermon preached on September 19th. His last good night was bade by Knox with great difficulty. One of the recognised leaders of the kirk was <mask>, who encouraged a policy of intolerance without increasing its prosperity. The High School of Edinburgh was influenced by the founding of the University of Edinburgh.According to Grant's history of the university, the man to whom, above all others, the foundation of the University of Edinburgh is due, was <mask>, who for gifts and estimation was chief among the Ministry of Scotland. He was a man of culture and experience, as well as of piety and earnestness. He assisted in the drawing up of the First Book of Discipline and was an examiner of all books that were to be printed. He was the Moderator of the Assembly. He was involved in the disputes of the kirk with the civil power and served on most of its committees. Regent Morton was plied with somewhat inquisitorial queries by <mask> when he was under sentence of death. He was on the scaffold with him on June 2, 1581.He was very passionate in defending the authority of the Church. The Duke of Lennox, who had been the main instrument of Morton's fall, disappointed the hopes of the presbyterians and became one of his most persistent opponents. After the accession of Arran it was worse for the kirk. If <mask>'s head were as great as a haystack, I would cause him to denunciation and flight to England. He and Balcanquhal sought refuge at Berwick on 27 May 1584. He decided to leave the country and make his home in England because of the troubles of the times and the bad conduct of his flock. He escaped from custody on the 27th of May and traveled to London.When Walter Balcanquall's flight became known, an act was passed by the council declaring that they had left their charges void against their duties and professions, and appointing other ministers to preach in their place. The Privy Council is in Scotland. 668). Their wives wrote a long letter of rebuke to the Bishop of St. Andrews, in which they compared him to a cook. The ladies were charged to leave their dwellings after he scalded his 'lips in other men's kaile'. Illness and death were the consequences of the turn of events. p.He died of dysentery in London. His will and testament were written by Houie Lain of Cheapside. It was preserved by Calderwood. pp. There are no words for it. He was described as a man of singular learning, zeal, and eloquence by <mask>. The University of Edinburgh was founded by <mask>.During the first year of its history, he may have been its principal promoter and best friend. The funeral of <mask>, minister of Edinburgh, who died at Anthony Martin's house in Honey Lane on 12 October 1584 revealed the close connection between the Scottish ministers and the London puritans. The gathering of English and Scottish presbyterians at his funeral was more impressive than any other recorded in the 16th century. The leaders of the Scottish exiles were Andrew Melville, <mask>, John Davidson, and Walter Balcanquhall. An Anglo-Scottish element was present in the person of John Morrison, who was formerly a minister in East Lothian, and who is now the curate of St. Botolph's, Aldersgate. William Charke, preacher at Lincoln's Inn, was one of the English puritans who represented them. The three ministers of the French church in London were there with the high master of St. Paul's school."Mr. Bodley," "Mr. bacon," and "secretary Walsingham's gentleman" are difficult to identify. At a time when the average attendance at a London funeral was usually less than 100, there were many women who had been "careful mothers and sisters" to the deceased. The list of English puritans present at the funeral gives a clue to the personnel of the general conferences held at London in that same winter, when a number from other parts of the country were added. After his death, a forged testament was put forth in his name, in which he was represented as repenting of his opposition to episcopacy. p. He had a love for learning and literature despite being an ecclesiastic. Arthur Johnston described him as Corpora non magno, mens ingens: spiritus ardens.He married Janet, daughter of Alexander Guthrie, common clerk of Edinburgh, and had an issue. The English translation of 'Works' is in Appendix. It was 648–60). There is an account of the life and death of the Illustrious Man. Christ. Mag., vi. References Edin.There is a comic and a test. There is a reg. Assig. There are two Hists: Petrie's and Calderwood's. There is a biog. The Privy Council Scotl has a collection of Richard Bannatyne's Memorials Register. vol.I. The life in selections from wodrow's biog. pp. There are references to the Moderators of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland.

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texts: He was a German mathematician, physicist and catholic philosopher of nature. <mask>'s father died before he was born. Isenkrahe visited the Progymnasium in Jlich, the Marzellengymnasium in Cologne, and the Realprogymnasium in Bonn. He studied mathematics, physics, chemistry, mineralogy, botany, zoology, philosophy, Latin and German at the University of Bonn in 1868. On July 31, 1866, he made his PhD with an award-winning work about the anatomy of a snail. He became a teaching authority as a senior primary school teacher on February 26, 1869. He worked at the Realprogymnasium in Bonn after a year at the high school of Bonn.He wanted to change to a high school career in mathematics at the University of Bonn. The faculty approved his plan but 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 888-349-8884 An attempt to get a lectureship at the technical University of Braunschweig failed. He was a high school professor at Trier from 1893 to 1911. He was active in the fields of mathematics, physics and natural philosophy until his death in 1921. He was friends with many well-known mathematicians and physicists. On July 31, 1916, the University of Bonn renewed his doctor's dignity because of his unique scientific creativity and flexibility.The death of <mask> Isenkrahe occurred on August 12th, 1921. His legacy is kept in Trier partly in the town archives and partly in the diocese archives. There are correspondences, poems, clay creations, manuscripts, as well as different collections from the cultural life around the time of the turn of 19th to the 20th century in the town archives of Trier. Personal documents, works, a biography as well as additional correspondence can be found in the partial papers II. Isenkrahe produced a row of publications in the field of abstract mathematics. His works about the prime numbers were appreciated. He was interested in the field of philosophy of nature.The theories of gravitation of his time were criticized by Isenkrahe as a physicist. Paul Drude, Walter Ritz and Arnold Sommerfeld were among the physicists who noticed the phenomenon of gravity after he presented his model. He felt obliged to give a proof of the existence of God because he was an educationalist and religious Roman Catholic. The Roman Catholic Church issued supernatural phenomena as a'miracle' and he thought it was necessary to examine them. He dealt with theology that was experimental. He tried to broker a solution to the debate around the theory of relativity in a book written in 1921. End notes about Anatomie von Helicina titanica.Heft, 50 to 72. The Zeitschrift fr mathematischen und naturwissenschaftlichen Unterricht IX was published in1878. The Gegner ist bei den modernen Naturphilosophen, beispielsweise zum Jahresbericht des Gymnasiums. The Rthsel is von der Schwerkraft. Braunschweig 1879 (214 S.) Kritische Beitge zum Gravitationsproblem''. Pendelexperimente zum Erklrung der Consonanz-, Interferenz- und Absorptions- Erscheinung in der Akustik und Optik” was written in 1980. Zeitschrift fr Mathematik und Physik 26, Heft 1, 1 - 19 was published in1881.Abteilung. The Studie zum Begrndung des letzteren is idealismus und realismus. "Die Einheit dere Naturkrfte und die Deutung ihrer gemeinsamen Formel" was written by Ueber Schmitz Dumonts. The Histor.-literar recorded 2, 44 and 45. Abteilung. There is an Inversion der vollstndigen elliptischen Integrale. Inversion der von Legendre ist vollstndigen elliptischen Integrale.Inversion des von Weierstra ist fr Mathematik und Physik XXXI. Bonn 1886 is the location of the Realprogymnasiums. Ueber die Anwendung iterirter Functionen. Heft, 309 to 317, was published in 1886. Paul du Bois-Reymond, Leipzig 1989 (64 S.). ber die Zurckfhrung der Schwere und die daraus. Heft was in Leipzig in 1892.There is a Verfahren der Funktionswiederholung. Viele geometrische Veranschaulichung und algebraische Anwendung ist zum Jahresbericht des Kgl. Trier 1897 has the Kaiser-Wilhelms-Gymnasiums. ber die Lsung der Aufgabe, jede Function der vorhergehenden Primzahlen. 2. Heft was 42 to 44 on April 6, 1900. Neue Lehrstze ber die Wurzeln algebraischer Gleichungen.There is a person named Reihe, who is 3 years old. Band, 257 to 260. Ueber die 32 Lsungsergebnisse des erweiterten Malfattischen Problems. The Gymnasiums in Trier were built by Kaiser-Wilhelms. Ueber die Terminologie des Endlichen und Unendlichen, Natur und Offenbarung 54, 129, 156. Heft was 14. Mrz, 203-224 (IV).Heft was 14. The year ended in April. Natur und Offenbarung 55, IV, ist die Beweis fr die Endlichkeit der Welt verwendet. Heft, 15. In April, 192-199. ber Begriffe und Grundstze, die beim kosmologischen Beweise as bekannt und selbstverstndlich. C. Dessoulavy's Mind: A Quarterly Review of Philosophy was published in 1910.Regensburg/Mainz 1912. There is an hheren Lehranstalten XII, Januar, 8 to 19 (1911). Ueber die Absorption der Schwerkraft” Jahrgang 1913, Heft 50, 12. The year was 1237 to 1238. Die Naturwissenschaften 3, Nr. ist die Zusammenhang der sogenanten therstotheorie. September 1915.Kempten/Mnchen 1915 is the location of the Grundlegung. The Endliche und the Unendliche are related. In denen Sie Verwendung finden, Mnster 1915. In 1916, the term "energie" was used. The Begriffe: Grenze, Anfang und Ende is a book by the Grresgesellschaft. Heft was published in 1916. The problem is the Evidenz.Was bedeutet, was leistet? ber das Endliche und das Unendliche: Die Lehre des hl. Prof. Langenberg und Ihr Verhltnis were in Bonn 1920. Analysing the Relativittstheorie. Einleitung und Vorstufen was held in Braunschweig in 1921. Bonn 1922, Waffen der Apolegetik und ihre Handhabung. Theologie is an experiment.Bonn 1922, besondere das Standpunkte, besondere das Naturforschers, 2. umgearbeitete und erweiterte. There are books on Isenkrahe Bers. Isenkrahe aus Mntz bei Jlich was written in the 19th century. 16, Seiten 61. Miller, Isenkrahe-Bibliographie, 3. ergnzte, Berlin/Leipzig 1927. Adalbert Michael Bock wrote Die Theorie von Isenkrahe in ihrer Anwendung. 19th-century German mathematicians, 19th-century German physicists, 19th-century German philosophers, and University of Bonn alumni were some of the people from Dren.

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texts: <mask> was a Chinese historian, politician, and writer. He was a high-ranking Song dynasty scholar and author of a monumental history book. <mask> was a political conservative. He was named after his birthplace in Gung Prefecture, where his father served as a county magistrate. The Simas claimed to be descended from the official <mask> in the 3rd century. A famous anecdote relates how the young <mask> saved a playmate who had fallen into a vat of water. <mask> calmly picked up a rock and smashed a hole in the base of the pot as other children panicked.His friend was saved from the water. <mask> <mask> was 6 years old when she heard a lecture on the 4th-century BC history book Zuo Zhuan. He was able to tell the stories to his family when he came home. He became an avid reader because he didn't recognize hunger, thirst, coldness or heat. <mask> <mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He spent the next several years in official positions after he passed the Imperial examination at the age of twenty. The Australian sinologist Rafe de Crespigny describes Sima Guang as "perhaps the greatest of all Chinese historians".<mask> presented the five-volume Liniantu to the Emperor. The events in Chinese history were summarized in chronological order and served as a prospectus for his project. The beginning of the Warring States period, when the ancient State of Jin was divided, and the end of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period were the reasons why these dates were chosen. The eight-volume "Comprehensive Records" was presented in 1066. The emperor granted full access to imperial libraries, as well as allocating funds for the costs of compilation, in order to make a universal history of China. <mask> was invited to the palace to introduce his work-in-progress to the emperor. The emperor changed the title from "Comprehensive Records" to "Comprehensive Mirror to Aid in Government" in order to show his favor and confirm the interest his father had shown.According to scholars, Shenzong accepted <mask> as his guide in the study of history and its application to government because of the "Mirror" title. The emperor supported the completion of this comprehensive history. <mask> was the leader of a conservative group at the court who were against the New Policies of Chancellor Wang Anshi. <mask> withdrew from court after refusing further appointment and presenting increasingly critical memorials to the throne. In 1071, he took up residence in Luoyang, where he was given enough time and resources to continue the work. The historian and the emperor continued to disagree on policies, but <mask>'s enforced retirement proved essential for him to complete his chronological history over the following one and a half decades. He had a wooden pillow made from a log that would slip from under his head if he rolled over.He called it the Alert Pillow and used it throughout the period. The Death Emperor Shenzong died in 1085. <mask> was appointed to lead the government by Emperor Zhezong of Song. He died the year after he repealed many of the New Policies. As well as his achievements as a historian and a lexicographer, <mask> <mask> was also a lexicographer and spent decades writing his 1066 Leipian. The Yupian dictionary. Many of the Chinese characters are from the Song and Tang Dynasty.His Family Precepts of <mask> <mask> are studied in China and Japan. There are references to the Chancellor of China History of the Song Dynasty. Ji Xiao-bin wrote Politics and Conservatism in Northern Song China: The Career and Thought of <mask> <mask>. Edwin G. Pulleyblank was born in 1961. The Historians of China and Japan wrote "Chinese Historical Criticism: Liu Chih-chi and Ssu-ma Kuang". 135–66. Mark Strange wrote "Sima Guang" in the Dictionary of Chinese Biography.2, pp. 668–668. Wars With the Xiongnu was written by Joseph P Yap. The author house. There are external links to Emperor Huan and Emperor Ling.

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texts: The first commander of the Naval Material Command was a four-star United States Navy admiral, who received the World War II Navy Cross. Galatin was born in New York City on September 24, 1910. He was appointed to the United States Naval Academy in 1929 after attending night school at the Armour Institute of Technology in Chicago. He was the captain of the fencing team and the intercollegiate champion in 1933. He advanced to the rank of admiral after graduating from the class of 1933-A and commissioned ensign. After graduating from the Naval Academy, he served as a junior watch and division officer on board the Battleship Division ONE, Battle Force. He joined the largest submarine-minelayer in the world in 1936 to serve as first lieutenant and gunner officer in the Hawaiian Islands.He reported in June 1940 that he was the executive officer and navigator of, which was transferred to the British early in the World War II period. He took command of the war in August 1942. After joining as Prospective Commanding Officer in June 1943, he participated in one war patrol in the Pacific area. He was awarded the Navy Unit Commendation for her tenth war patrol when he was in command from August 1943 to December 1944. He sank a large Japanese ship in the Battle of Leyte Gulf as Commanding Officer of Halibut. He received the Navy Cross, the Silver Star, and two Gold Stars instead of the second and third Silver Star medal. In 1944, Halibut was so badly damaged by Japanese depth charges that she was not worth repairing and was scrapped.After leaving Halibut in January and February 1945, he served as operations and gunnery officer on the Staff of Commander Submarine Squadron Ten, then flew over "the Hump" to Chungking, China for three months' duty as Submarine Liaison Officer to the Chief of the Naval Group. During the period June to November 1945, he was an officer on the Staff of Commander Submarine Task Group. He served as personnel officer until July 1947 after he was ordered to the Staff of Commander Submarines, Atlantic Fleet. He was an operations and gunnery officer on the Staff of Commander Submarine Squadron Eight. He held the position of head of the Submarine Branch, Fleet Maintenance Division from July 1952 to December 1949. He was awarded a Letter of Commendation with Ribbon and Combat "V" for "meritorious service as Commanding Officer of the naval base in the Korean Theatre from February 15,1953 to June 30,1953" after assuming command of oiler. After graduating from the National War College, he was ordered to the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations, Navy Department, where he served for two years as head of the Submarine Warfare Branch, Undersea Warfare Division.From 1957 to 1959 he was the deputy chief of staff for Logistics and Administration of the Commander in Chief, Allied Forces Southern Europe, stationed in Naples, Italy. In January 1961, he became the Director of the Antisubmarine/Submarine Warfare Division of the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations. The Secretary of the Navy assigned him to direct the Special Projects Office. He noted in his memoir that he took great pride in heading up the Polaris weapon system. The office became the Fleet Ballistic Missile Projects Office in 1963. On March 1, 1965, he became the Chief of Naval Material. He was made the Chief of Naval Material, Naval Material Command after the reorganization of the Navy Department.The New York Society of Military and Naval Officers of the World Wars was founded by the Legacy admiral. He was married to a New York woman in 1935. They had a large family with three daughters, six grandchildren and ten great-grandchildren. On July 1, 1970 he was transferred to the Retired List of the U.S. Navy. He published two books in retirement. A Submarine Against Japan in World War II is an autobiographical account of <mask>'s wartime action when he was skipper of Halibut, and Submarine Admiral: From Battlewagons to Ballistic Missiles is an account of the evolution of the submarine in the U.S. Navy. The age of the admiral was 93.He was buried with military honors at the United States Naval Academy Cemetery. The Naval Cross, the Navy Cross, the Silver Star Medal with two Gold Stars, the Commendation Ribbon, and the Navy Unit Commendation Ribbon were all awarded to <mask>. The Philippine Republic Presidential Unit Citation Badge is one of the badges he has. 1910 births 2004 deaths United States Navy admirals United States Naval Academy alumni United States Navy personnel of World War II United States Navy personnel of the Korean War Recipients of the Navy Cross

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texts: <mask> was a Canadian science writer and novelist who was educated in England. He promoted evolution in the second half of the 19th century. <mask> was the second son of the Rev. <mask> and was born on Wolfe Island near Kingston, Canada West. A Protestant minister from Dublin, Ireland is named <mask>. The fifth Baron de Longueuil had a daughter. At the age of 13, <mask> and his parents moved to the United States, then to France, and finally to the United Kingdom. He attended King Edward's School and Merton College in the United Kingdom.In his mid-twenties, <mask> became a professor at Queen's College, a black college in Jamaica, after studying in France. <mask> was the son of a minister. He turned his talents to writing after leaving his professorship and gained a reputation for his essays on science and literary works. One of <mask>'s early articles, "Note-Deafness", is cited in a 2007 book by Oliver Sacks. <mask>'s first books dealt with scientific subjects and were influenced by Alexander Bain and Herbert Spencer. Darwinian arguments replaced the old Spencerian terms in <mask>'s articles on flowers and insects, leading to a new vision of plant life that influenced H.G. Later botanical research was transformed by Wells.A long friendship that began when <mask> met Spencer on his return from Jamaica grew uneasy over the years. After Spencer's death, <mask> wrote a biographical article about him. Between 1884 and 1899, <mask> produced about 30 novels after assisting Sir W. W. Hunter. In 1895, his scandalous book titled The Woman Who Did, promulgating certain startling views on marriage, became a bestseller. The story of a woman with a child out of wedlock was told in the book. Jude the Obscure was published the same year as The Woman Who Did, which <mask> was concerned about. <mask> wrote two novels under female names.He wrote a short novel called The Type-writer Girl under the name Olive Rayner. The Evolution of the Idea of God propounds a theory of religion similar to Herbert Spencer's "ghost theory". There are references to <mask>'s theory in the works of Sigmund Freud and William James, as well as in a review by Durkheim's nephew. The flawed premise of the idea was argued by the young G. K. Chesterton. It would be more interesting if God wrote a book on the evolution of the idea of <mask>. The British Barbarians was a novel that was published about the same time as The Time Machine. In 1897, <mask> wrote a short story about the destruction of London by a volcanic eruption.<mask> had one son, Jerrard <mask>, who was married to Ellen Jerrard in 1913. <mask> <mask> was their son. <mask>'s nephew, <mask>, founded the <mask> Richards publishing house. <mask> helped his nephew get his first positions in the book trade by encouraging his interest in books and publishing. The Evolution of the Idea of God and the book series <mask>'s Historical Guides were written by Richards' uncle. The Yellow Book was written by <mask>'s nieces by marriage, novelist Netta and artists Mabel and Nellie. "Up here on the free hills, the sharp air blows in upon us, limpid and clear from a thousand leagues of open ocean; down there in," <mask> said when he left London in 1893.<mask> died of cancer at his home in Haslemere, England, on October 25, 1899. He died before he finished his work. The final episode of the novel was titled "The Episode of the Dead Man Who spoke" and appeared in the magazine in 1900. <mask> is mentioned in many histories of detective fiction. The illustrious Colonel Clay is a progenitor of other gentleman rogue characters; he bears a strong resemblance to Maurice Leblanc's Arsne Lupin, introduced some years later. Each year, the Scene of the Crime Festival takes place on Wolfe Island, near Kingston, where <mask> was born. There is a metal arch at the entrance to Allen Court in Dorking.The Colour-Sense: Its Origin and Development, Evolutionist at Large, and Vignettes from Nature are some of the books in the partial bibliography. <mask>'s first novel was Strange Stories. There were short stories about Babylon. Charles Darwin had a novel in 3 volumes. In All Shades and The Beckoning Hand are English Worthies. The White Man's Foot, Falling in Love, The Tents of Shem, and The Great Taboo are short stories. There is a short story.The Lower Slopes (1895) Post-Prandial Philosophy (1895) The British Barbarians (1895) The Story of the Plants (1895) <mask>'s Historical Guides include The European Tour and A Splendid Sin. Twelve Tales: With a Headpiece, a Tailpiece, and an Intermezzo is a detective novel. "Hellas and Civilization," Gentleman's Magazine, Vol.1878, contains articles on Evolution in Italian Art, The Backslider, and The Plants Selected. pp. "Nation-making: A Theory of National Characters" was published in Gentleman's Magazine. pp."Why keep India?" was a question posed in The Contemporary Review. pp. XXXVIII "The Growth of Sculpture" was published in The Cornhill Magazine. pp. The English Chronicle was published in Gentleman's Magazine. pp. "The Venerable Bede" was published in Gentleman's Magazine.CCXLIX, pp. "The Dog's Universe" was published in Gentleman's Magazine. CCXLIX, pp. "Evolution and Geological Time" was published in Gentleman's Magazine. CCXLIX, pp. "The Story of Wulfgeat" was published in Gentleman's Magazine. CCLI, pp."An English shirred," Gentleman's Magazine, Vol. CCL II, pp. "The Welsh in the West Country" was published in Gentleman's Magazine. CCLIII, pp. "The colours of flowers" was published in The Cornhill Magazine. pp. "An English Weed" was published in The Cornhill Magazine.pp. "Honeysuckle," Gentleman's Magazine, Vol., was published in1883. CCLV, pp. "The Garden Snail" was published in Gentleman's Magazine. CCLVI, pp. "Our Debt to Insects" was published in Gentleman's Magazine. CCLVI, pp."A Thinking Machine" was published in Gentleman's Magazine. CCLX, pp. "From Africa" was published in Gentleman's Magazine. CCLXVII, pp. "The Girl of the Future" was published in 1990. "Democracy and Diamonds" was published in The Contemporary Review. pp.<mask>, <mask> was the author of "phyysiological Aesthetics' and "Philistia". My first book. An introduction by a man. There are two people in London: Chatto and Windus. There is a list of fantastic literature. Chicago: Shasta Publishers. "<mask>, Naturalist and Novelist" was written by William Chislett.In: Moderns and Near-moderns. Books for Libraries Press is located in N.Y. 199–199. <mask>: A Memoir was written by Edward Clodd. <mask> was in London. Jackson wrote The Eighteen Nineties. Grant Richards is a company in London.Richard was known as "<mask>." There are attitudes and avowals. John Lane Company is in New York. <mask>: The Downward Path which leads to fiction was written by Barbara Arnett Melchiori. "The Busiest Man in England" is a book by Peter Morton. London: Palgrave. Herbert W. Tompkins wrote "<mask>" in The Gentleman's Magazine.CCXCVIII, pp. 134–149. <mask> is one of the sources. The <mask> Website births 1899 deaths Canadian agnostics Canadian male novelists Canadian non-fiction writers Writers from Kingston, Ontario Canadian people of English descent Canadian people of Irish descent Charles Darwin biographers Male feminists Pre-Confederation Ontario people Persons of National Historic

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texts: <mask> is a former American football player. He was drafted by the TennesseeTitans in the seventh round of the 2008 NFL draft. <mask> has played for a number of teams. Calvin and Trina Golson had a son named <mask>. After attending Coral Gables High School as a junior and sophomore, he played wide receiver and defensive back at Chaminade-Madonna College Prep School in Hollywood, Florida as a senior. <mask> was a star in track and field. He was one of the state's top sprinters, with personal-best times in the 400 and hurdles.After a year of limited playing time, he transferred to Washburn University. As a senior, Washburn <mask> had seven picks up, which was second on the single-season list. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 He had a 100 yard return against Missouri Southern in 2007, tying the school record for longest runback. In 2007, <mask> was the only NCAA Division II player to be ranked in the top 10 in the nation. <mask> is the only player in the history of the school to score on three different things in the same season. He majored in sports management.During his Pro Day, <mask> had a 330-pound squat, 245-pound bench press, a 242-pound power clean, and a 14/18 Wonderlic score. <mask> was drafted by the Tennessee Titans in the seventh round. He was the fifth Ichabod to be drafted. On August 30, 2008, <mask> was no longer with the team. They re-signed to the practice squad. <mask> was promoted to the active roster on December 9. He was on injured reserve for the 2008 season.<mask> was in the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2009. He knocked down a potential touchdown pass. He was cut from the team after the first 2 games of the season. He was re-signed to the practice squad. TheTitans signed <mask> to the active roster on October 3. He was released on November 3 to make room for Chris Davis. He was re-signed to the practice squad.Through only four games, he had recorded 12 tackles, which caught the attention of the Ravens. The Baltimore Ravens signed <mask> to their practice squad. He was a contributor on the special teams and didn't see a lot of playing time on defense. He recorded eight tackles that year. <mask> was suspended for the first two games of the 2010 season for violating the league's conduct policy. The specifics of <mask>' actions were not disclosed. <mask> played well in the preseason and earned a roster spot.He had six tackles in 2010 as he saw more time in the secondary. In a game against the Miami Dolphins, <mask> caught a pass on a fake punt and ran it for a first down. After the departures of corners Josh Wilson and Fabian Washington, and with <mask> again playing well in Training Camp and preseason, he earned his first NFL start in a Week 1 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers. 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He struggled covering the deep ball. Tom Brady passed for 121 yards in Week 3 of the 2012 season. The Ravens squeezed by 31–30. A week later, <mask> picked off Brandon Weeden and returned it 63 yards for a touchdown to redeem himself from the previous week. The Ravens won 23-16 and improved to 3–1. He tied Ed Reed for the team lead with 4 picks that year.During the Wild Card round of the 2012 playoffs against the Indianapolis Colts, <mask> picked off a pass thrown by Andrew Luck and returned it 41 yards for a touchdown. The play helped the Ravens win the game. <mask> picked off a pass from Brady in the end zone in the 4th quarter and the Ravens went on to win the game and advance to the Super Bowl. The Ravens defeated the 49ers by a score of 34–31. <mask> signed a three-year, $17 million deal with the Philadelphia Eagles. <mask> started all 32 games for the Eagles over the course of 2 seasons, recording 126 tackles, 5 interceptions, 21 pass deflections, and a sack. <mask> was released by the Eagles on March 3, 2015.On March 10, 2015, <mask> signed a three-year contract with the Seattle Seahawks. In his first game with Seattle, <mask> recorded 3 tackles, a sack, a forced fumble, and a touchdown in the 34–31 overtime loss to the Rams. <mask> was released on December 7, 2015, after losing his starting job to DeShawn Shead in the 12th week of the season. During his time in Seattle, <mask> had 46 tackles, 1 sack, and 1 pass deflection. <mask> signed with Washington on January 5. There are external links to the Seattle Seahawks bio and the Baltimore Ravens bio.

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texts: <mask> is a British barrister and former Conservative Party politician. A former lawyer for The Guardian newspaper, <mask> is a member of the socially liberal wing of his party. From 2010 to 2012 he was the Solicitor General for England and Wales. He stood down from the House of Commons after the general election. <mask> was the youngest son of Colonel William d'<mask> and the Hon Lavender de Grey, daughter of the 8th Baron Walsingham. He attended an all-boys independent school in Crowthorne. He graduated with a degree in 1974 from Jesus College, Oxford.He studied at the College of Law at Chancery Lane in the City of London after he was promoted to MA in 1976. In 1976, he was called to the Bar at the Middle Temple. He is a barrister. He became a Queen's Counsel in 1995 and was appointed as a Crown Court Assistant Recorder in 1998 and as a Circuit Judge in 2000. Peter Oborne wrote an article in the Daily Express that claimed she was the "vilest woman in Britain". In March 2000 Currie was awarded 30,000 dollars in damages. Sally Bercow, wife of the Commons speaker, made allegations against Lord McAlpine in the High Court.John Major, the former Prime Minister, had his case heard in the High Court and UK Supreme Court. Boris Johnson instigated the prorogation and Major was arguing against it. The safe Labour seat of Hemsworth in West Yorkshire was the subject of a House of Commons contest in 1987. After the retirement of his Conservative predecessor Sir John Farr, he was elected to the House of Commons with a majority of 13,543 and made his first speech just after midnight on May 20, 1992. He served on the home affairs select committee from 1992 until he was appointed as the Parliamentary Private Secretary to the Minister of State at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office in 1994. He worked for the Attorney General in 1996 and for the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster in 1997. He entered the Shadow Cabinet in 1999 as the Shadow Attorney General, earning wide praise for a thoughtful performance in that role, which he demonstrated his legal expertise without.He was Shadow Attorney General after the 2005 general election, but became the opposition spokesman for home affairs after the 2001 general election. The All-Party Parliamentary Group on Privacy was formed in 2009. The Marriage (Same Sex Couples) Bill was put to a vote in the House of Commons. The upcoming general election will be the last one for <mask>, who announced in April that he would not be contesting the election. Compulsory annuity purchases for sums above the minimum income threshold has been the subject of several Private Members Bills. He was 4th in the ballot for Private Members Bills. The Retirement Income Reform Bill was introduced with the support of leading backbench pensions experts.The Bill was dropped in July 2003 and reintroduced in January 2004. The issue of eco-towns has been raised 20 times in Parliament. Pennbury, housing 40,000 people, was to be near Stoughton. An adjournment debate was granted to Garnier. Although the eco-town principle was sound, Pennbury lacked the necessary transport infrastructure and was unlikely to be able to provide jobs. A distance of about 20 miles from the M1 motorway would cost about $1 billion. The Pennbury proposal was dropped.544 British United Shoe Machinery workers lost their pensions after the company entered Administration in 2000. Workers joined the campaign to blame Venture Capitalist Apax Partners for the collapse of the company's pension plan. "Ministers have had discussions with Sir Ronald Cohen about the collapse of the pension scheme", said <mask>, who was a major donor to the Labour Party. The Minister for Pensions Reform Stephen Timms cited the "mysterious circumstances" under which the pensions disappeared. Timms said that there have been too many instances of that in recent years. In September 2005 the press expected a proper inquiry but Timms refused and in December of that year compensation was awarded to failed Company Pension Scheme workers. BUSM was a really valuable advocate in the campaign to recover the pensions.In June 2015, <mask> called on Jeremy Hunt to "get a grip on those allegedly in charge of the project" at Stluke's hospital, which he said had become a local joke. The project had been delayed since 1992, according to him. From May 2010 to September 2012 the Solicitor General was <mask>. After his time as Solicitor General ended, he was appointed a Knight Bachelor. According to The Daily Telegraph, Simon Danczuk was asked to "think very carefully" about what he said to the Home Affairs select committee. According to Danczuk, <mask> was asked to intervene by the wife of a man who was in poor health. He was appointed to the Privy Council of the United Kingdom in March of 2015.Prior to the referendum, <mask> was opposed to the idea of leaving the EU. <mask> advised against appealing to the Supreme Court after a successful legal challenge to the use of the Royal Prerogative. He believed the chances of winning were low, proceeding would have been costly, and it would have provided another opportunity for ill-motivated people to attack the judiciary to misconstrue the motives of both parties. Dominic Grieve thought the appeal was pointless. Baron <mask> became a member of the House of Lords on June 22, 2018, as a life peer. The couple have two sons, one born in July 1986 and the other in January 1991, as well as a daughter, Eleanor, who is a political correspondent. <mask> was a Visiting Fellow of St Antony's College, Oxford in 1996 and he is a member of the cricket team.He likes 19th-century French literature and speaks proficient French. Mark is the Member of Parliament for Wyre Forest. <mask> contributed to Halsbury's Laws of England and the Conservative Political Centre Facing the Future.

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texts: <mask> is a Russian politician. He was the head of the southern Russian republic of Ingushetia from October 2008 to June 2019. The People's Assembly of the Republic of Ingushetia voted in favor of <mask>'s appointment, making him the third Head of Ingushetia. He is a Hero of the Russian Federation who was involved in numerous conflicts where Russia played a key role. On June 22, 2009, <mask> was seriously injured after a car-bomb attack on his motorcade. The head of Ingushetia claimed to have brought about positive social changes within the Russian republic. He faced opposition at home after the land transfer deal with Chechnya.President Putin appointed him as a deputy defence minister. The <mask> family consisted of five sisters and six brothers. The scene of the Beslan massacre was where he graduated from. <mask> served in the Naval Infantry of the Pacific Fleet after being conscripted by the Soviet Army. He graduated from the Airborne Command School in 1989. He graduated from the Frunze Military Academy in 1997 and the General Staff Academy in 2004. In June 1999, <mask> was stationed in the Bosnian town of Ugljevik.He led a task force on a 500 km march to secure the Pristina International Airport in order to ensure a Russian presence in Kosovo after the NATO bombing of Yugoslavia. There was a standoff with NATO troops. The commander of the Russian Airborne Troops has participated in counterterrorist operations in the North Caucasus. The Second Chechen War took place in 2000 and he was in charge of the 217th Guards Airborne Regiment. A group of captured Russian soldiers were held in a house. The team was surrounded by Chechen reinforcements, which resulted in armed combat. The Russian troops were able to break through the encirclement while <mask> provided cover for the wounded.He carried a soldier to safety despite sustaining an injury of his own. Twelve soldiers were freed. The country's highest title of honor, the Hero of Russia award, was presented to <mask> on 13 April 2000. The Intelligence Division deputy commander was appointed in 2004. The head of Ingushetia was replaced on October 30, 2008. The dismissal and appointment of <mask> received a lot of enthusiasm from the Ingush population. On June 22, 2009, <mask> was seriously injured after a car-bomb attack on his motorcade in the city of Nazran.The <mask>'s convoy was rammed by a Toyota Camry filled with explosives in what is believed to be a suicide bomb attack. One policeman died on the spot and <mask>'s driver and cousin died a few days later in the hospital. Uvais was one of the injured. Following surgery, <mask> was expected to survive, despite his injuries. According to the New York Times, <mask> was sent to intensive care in Moscow with damage to his skull and internal organs. Russian President Dmitry Medvedev accused militant groups of carrying out the attack. The bandits obviously didn't like that kind of activity, according to Medvedev.Russian news agency RIAN, quoting an unnamed Kremlin source, reported that executive authority in Ingushetia has been temporarily transferred to the prime minister. Gaysanov was authorized by the president to take management of the republic, according to the source. The acting head of Ingushetia was Gaisanov. In June 2009, there were attacks on republic officials. On 10 June, the deputy chief justice of the Ingushetian Supreme Court, Aza Gazgireyeva, was killed after dropping her children off at school, and on 13 June, the former deputy prime minister, Bashir Aushev, was killed outside his home. After the attack, Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov claimed the Kremlin had ordered him to fight in Ingushetia. On 4 July, a convoy of Chechen troops sent by Kadyrov into Ingushetia in response to the suicide bombing was attacked.Nine Chechen died and 10 others were wounded in the attack. On 9 July, Ingushetia's Interior Ministry announced the arrest of several suspects, including the Chechen rebel commander. Two weeks after the attack, <mask> regained consciousness. <mask> was released from the hospital in Moscow more than seven weeks after the attack, but continued to receive rehabilitation. <mask> warned those who refused to lay down their arms and surrender that they would be killed. The head of the republic was returned to him by September. He was the acting head until the elections, after which he announced his own resignation.In the Ingush Head election, he was re-elected. He was re-elected as the Head of the Republic by 26 members of the People's Assembly of the Republic of Ingushetia. After months of controversy over the land swap agreement with Chechnya, <mask> stepped down from his position permanently on June 24, 2019. <mask> was promoted to lieutenant general as a result of his appointment as a deputy defence minister. He was further to colonel general on December 8, 2021. <mask> married Mareta on December 23, 2007. They have five children.Their first child was born in 2008. The Hero of the Russian Federation Order of Courage Order of Military Merit Order of the Red Star Medal For Courage is a living person.

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texts: <mask><mask> was an American lawyer, businessman and Democratic politician. He was the 36th Governor of Illinois. He was an officer in the Navy during World War II and the Korean War. During the 1960s, he entered politics in Illinois after moving to the state between the wars. <mask> was best known for walking the state of Illinois during his campaign for governor in 1971 and for being an outsider to Illinois' machine politics. <mask> upset the machine's candidate for the Democratic nomination for governor in the March 1972 primary. He lost his re-election bid in 1976, but went on to defeat the incumbent.His post political career was marked by high living, but marred by a guilty plea to bank fraud and perjury at the peak of the savings and loan crisis. After a year and a half in federal prison, <mask> retired to the San Diego metro area and wrote several books before he died. <mask> was born in Washington, D.C., the son of Virginia May (Lynch) and <mask>, who were both from Texas. When he graduated from high school in San Diego in 1940, he was valedictorian. He joined the U.S. During the summers, I served on a four pipe destroyer in the Naval Reserve. His college plans were disrupted when he was called to active duty in 1940 and served as an enlisted man on a minesweeper out of San Diego.He was ranked fifth on the test to become an officer in 1941. When Pearl Harbor was attacked, he was a student at the Naval Academy. He was the second governor of Illinois to graduate from the United States Naval Academy. He was a naval officer at the end of World War II. <mask> moved to Illinois to attend college. He was a communications officer in the Navy during the Korean War. <mask> was a law clerk for Chief Justice of the United States Fred M. Vinson and an aide to Illinois Governor Adlai Stevenson II.<mask> supported reform politics in Chicago. <mask> was the campaign chairman for Adlai Stevenson III in 1970. <mask> was appointed to head the Chicago Study Team by the National Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence. The Walker Report, Rights in Conflict, was issued in December. The Report's author was well-known. While protesters had harassed and provoked police, the police had responded with indiscriminate violence against protesters and bystanders, which he described as a police riot. Many police had committed criminal acts, and the failure to prosecute or even discipline them was condemned by the Report.<mask> walked across Illinois in 1971 to announce his candidacy for Governor of Illinois. He was the General Counsel of Montgomery Ward and Company for over five years. He was paid by Montgomery Ward & Company during his campaign. He was paid $200,000 per year. Montgomery Ward paid for his administrative assistant to work on his campaign. When <mask> became governor, Montgomery Ward hoped that the political support would yield benefits. This never happened.<mask> wanted to stop the "Crosstown Expressway" in Chicago. This was part of the State of Illinois transportation plan since the 1950s. The expressway would have had 10 billion dollars in federal funding. <mask> received campaign funds from the Archdiocese of Chicago to stop the Expressway because it would have affected two of the most profitable parishes at the north end at Cicero and the Kennedy expressway. The expressway project was stopped by <mask> when he was elected. This was a political strike against the Mayor, who did not support <mask>. He narrowly defeated Paul Simon in the 1972 Democratic primary.<mask> accused Simon of being subservient to the "Daley Machine" by accepting the endorsement of the Cook County Democratic Party. He defeated Richard B. Ogilvie in the 1972 general election. <mask> was a possible presidential candidate in the early 1970s. The enmity between <mask> and the Chicago Mayor was deep. <mask> supported state legislative candidates. <mask>'s deputy governor, Victor deGrazia, later said, "I knew from the beginning that every time Daley looked at <mask>, he saw the Church of England and the British suppression of the Irish." We never established a personal relationship.This was a result of my political activity. <mask> said it went deeper. <mask> was at odds with both Republicans and Democrats in the state legislature. The first law requiring disclosure of campaign contributions and a series of executive orders prohibiting corrupt practices by state employees were obtained by him. <mask> was defeated in the Democratic primary by Illinois Secretary of State Michael Howlett, who was supported by the Mayor of Chicago. James R. Thompson defeated Howlett in the general election. When Rod Blagojevich was elected governor in 2002, a Democrat would not serve as governor for the next 26 years.<mask> entered the private sector in the 1980s, forming a chain of self-named quick oil change franchises and acquiring two savings and loan associations, one of which was the First American Savings and Loan Association of Oak. <mask> was charged with bank fraud in 1987. A private contractor borrowed money to build schools. <mask> personally borrowed $45,000 from that individual. There were two loans that constituted bank fraud. <mask> pleaded guilty to bank fraud, perjury, and filing false financial statements in exchange for a plea bargain. He was sentenced to four years imprisonment for bank fraud, three years for perjury, and three years for false financial statements."It's clear to this court that a pattern was established and that you, Mr. <mask>, thought this bank was your own personal piggy bank to bail you out whenever you got into trouble," the judge stated at his sentencing. <mask>'s main offense was not a violation of law but a violation of the regulations. News media reported in 1987 that <mask> received over a million dollars in fraudulent loans for his business and repairs on his yacht Governor's Lady. No charges were laid against <mask> for any other loans, and no other loans by First American were described as fraudulent. After serving eighteen months of his seven-year sentence, <mask> was released in 1989 due to his failing health. Judge Williams ordered him to be released from prison based on time served and placed on supervised release until the two loans in question were repaid. The two other charges were eliminated by this order.First American was taken over by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation during the Savings and loan crisis. It was run by people brought in by FSLIC. <mask> and his wife were the only stockholders of First American. The case against <mask> was closed when the two loans were repaid. There was no cost to taxpayers for his specific loans, but in 1989 First American and another Chicago area S&L were bailing out by tax payers for over 80 million dollars. First American had negative equity of $22.2 million. The second of four Governors of Illinois in the 20th and 21st centuries to be convicted on federal criminal charges was <mask>.Otto Kerner Jr., George Ryan, and Rod Blagojevich were other people. <mask>'s crimes were unrelated to his term as governor. <mask> moved to San Diego after his release from prison. He was a paralegal. <mask> began writing. In 2003 it was reported that he was writing for six hours a day and had several writing projects in the works, including a cookbook for couples and A Government Gone Bad, an Historical Account of the Mob and the Machine, focusing on corrupt politicians and outlaws in Illinois. He published at least three books by 2007.Bill Clinton did not grant a pardon to <mask> in 2001. In 2007, he published The Maverick and the Machine, in which he discussed his political career, his experiences in prison, and his business and law troubles. He wrote "I knew this was against regulations, but I saw a huge difference between a law and a regulation." <mask> stated after his plea deal was reached that he had broken the law and had deep regrets. <mask> died at a veterans hospital in California from heart failure at the age of 92. <mask>'s wife was a catholic school teacher from Wisconsin. They had seven children, three boys and four girls.They were divorced in 1977 after 30 years of marriage. <mask> apologized for the pain he caused his family after he admitted that the breakdown of the marriage and the divorce was caused by his stubbornness, arrogance, and lust. The divorce was the worst decision of his life. The former First Lady of Illinois died of colon cancer. While he was in prison, <mask> married Roberta Nelson, who was 14 years his junior. He lived in California with his third wife. They adopted a child in 2007.He resided in Baja California, Mexico. There is a list of law clerks of the Supreme Court of the United States.

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